Court Rules

Wheatland County District Court, Montana Adjournment & Extension Requirements

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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.

A discovery-deadline extension requires a court order on written request stating discovery completed to date, reasons for missed deadlines, and opposing counsel’s position, accompanied by a proposed order titled “Amended Discovery Order” with new deadlines.

Extension of deadline to complete discovery must be by Court order upon written request setting forth the discovery accomplished to date, the reasons for missed discovery deadlines, and a statement regarding opposing counsel’s position on the request. The request must be accompanied by a proposed order identified as “Amended Discovery Order” containing proposed new deadlines.

An ex parte request to continue a matter set by court order for law and motion must comply with Rule 3 of the Uniform District Court Rules.

Ex Parte requests to continue any matter set by Court order for law and motion must comply with Rule 3, Uniform District Court Rules.

A trial-continuance request must be made by written motion stating specific reasons and whether other parties oppose; the judge has discretion to grant it.

Requests to continue trial must be by written motion setting forth specific reasons and a statement whether other parties oppose continuance. Continuances are addressed to the discretion of the judge.

Common questions about Wheatland County District Court, Montana adjournment & extension requirements

How do I request an adjournment or extension in Wheatland County District Court, Montana?

The request must include reason for request and adversary position. A discovery-deadline extension requires a court order on written request stating discovery completed to date, reasons for missed deadlines, and opposing counsel’s position, accompanied by a proposed order titled “Amended Discovery Order” with new deadlines.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section RULE 18 - SCHEDULING AND PRE-TRIAL

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